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Local Briefs B4 Commonwealth Journal Tuesday, May 15, 2012 Somerset, Kentucky Page Designed and Edited by Steve Cornelius; [email protected] Sports Scoreboard cost $85, and for three kids, the [email protected] summer and will coach over of the game. Sign-ups are on May W L Pct GB cost is $105. All campers will gain 130,000 players between the ages 17, 18, and 19 at your respective St. Louis 20 14.588 — LOCAL valuable experience from the SPY Swim Team Registration — of 3 and 19. Challenger’s new school. Practices are scheduled for Cincinnati 17 16.515 2½ LOCAL camp, while also receiving various The Somerset-Pulaski-Youth Swim 1,000 touches coaching syllabus May 28,29,30,31 at your respective Pittsburgh 16 18.471 4 TUESDAY, MAY 15 awards and prizes. For more Team/SPY SHARKS will hold final provides an innovative daily school. Houston 15 19.441 5 SOFTBALL information, contact Coach Wright registrations at the Somerset regimen of foot-skills, moves, Milwaukee 15 19.441 5 South Laurel @ Somerset 6 pm at 1-606-682-5539 or by e-mail at Family Fitness Center on Monday juggling, tactical practices & daily Pulaski County Boys Chicago 14 20.412 6 BASEBALL [email protected] May 21 and Tuesday May 22 at tournament play. Challenger also Basketball Camp — The Pulaski West Division McCreary Co. @ Somerset 5:30 5:00-6:30. SPY Sharks is a swim weaves lessons on Respect, County High School boys W L Pct GB pm Pulaski County Little League team comprised of athletes age 4- Responsibility, Integrity, basketball team will conduct a Los Angeles 23 11.676 — Southwestern @ Lincoln Co. 7 pm Senior Softball League — 18 and is an entry level program. Leadership and Sportsmanship camp from Monday, May 21 to San Francisco 17 17.500 6 Pulaski @ GRC 6 pm Pulaski County Little League will Our mission is to teach and train into the camper’s daily routine. The Thursday, May 24 at the Pulaski Arizona 15 20.429 8½ be conducting softball sign-ups competitive swimmers; to promote British Soccer Camp program also County High School gym. First Colorado 13 20.394 9½ WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 and player evaluations on healthy competition, provides a unique cultural through fourth graders will be from San Diego 12 23.34311½ SOFTBALL Saturday, May 19th at Science Hill sportsmanship and teamwork; and experience for the players, 9 a.m. to 12 noon daily, and the ___ Somerset @ Southwestern 6 pm Ball Park at 5:30 pm. This league is to foster friendships and a lifelong highlighted in the Camp World fifth through eighth graders will run Sunday's Games for girls ages 13-16. Sign-up costs love of the sport of swimming. Join Cup. The coaches use this daily from 1 p.m. to 4p.m. daily. The cost Miami 8, N.Y. Mets 4 THURSDAY, MAY 17 are $50 per player. Sibling SPY Sharks on Facebook for more tournament to teach the players is $45 per camper, or $75 for two in Cincinnati 9, Washington 6 SOFTBALL discounted prices are given (1st info or you may contact Nicole about life, customs and traditions same family. Camp will include Pittsburgh 3, Houston 2, 12 innings Russell Co. @ Southwestern 5 pm child - $50.00; 2nd child - $40.00; Bogle @271-7688, Kim of other countries. The campers competitions daily, fundamentals, Philadelphia 3, San Diego 2 Russell Co. @ Southwestern 7 pm 3rd child - $30.00). Birth Garner@875-7045 or Barry are asked to make up soccer team play, shots of the day and Chicago Cubs 8, Milwaukee 2 North Laurel @ Pulaski 5:30 pm certificates are required for all new Garner@ 875-7046. chants, wear the team colors of much more. For more information Atlanta 7, St. Louis 4 L.A. Dodgers 11, Colorado 5 BASEBALL players to the league. If you have their country, bring flags and learn or questions, email Pulaski County San Francisco 7, Arizona 3 Somerset @ South Laurel 5:30 pm any questions please call (606) Southwestern Lady Warriors as much as they can about the HS coach Al Gover at Somerset @ South Laurel 7:30 pm 425-7341. Basketball Camp — The country they represent.. [email protected] or American League Clay Co. @ Southwestern 6 pm Southwestern High School Lady call 606-271-2154. East Division TRACK Somerset-Pulaski Babe Ruth Warriors basketball team will host Kentucky Rush Soccer Summer W L Pct GB Class A State Meet Tryouts — The Somerset-Pulaski a basketball camp on Monday, May Camps — The summer soccer Somerset Karate Academy Babe Ruth League will be holding 21 through Thursday, May 24 from camps will be conducted at Summer Camp — Martial arts Baltimore 22 13.629 — Tampa Bay 21 14.600 1 FRIDAY, MAY 18 MANDATORY tryouts for all NEW 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon, for girls from Somerset Christian School. The summer camp starting May 21. New York 19 15.559 2½ SOFTBALL players who have not played in the 1st grade through 8th grade. The girls’ camp is for girls of the age of Camps run every week through the Toronto 19 16.543 3 West Jessamine @ Somerset 6 pm Babe Ruth summer league before. cost is $50 per camper, $85 for two 10 years to 15 years, and will be summer until August 3. Our Boston 15 19.441 6½ BASEBALL This includes all 13 year olds who campers in same family or $105 for conducted on June 25 through program features martial arts, Central Division Somerset @ Clay Co. 6 pm played Cal Ripken or Little League 3 campers in same family. June 29 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. crafts, fitness, swimming, field trips W L Pct GB Southwestern @Rockcastle Co. last year. Tryouts will be held next Camp will focus on introducing and fun! Plus we teach respect, Wednesday, May 16 at 8:00 at the United Way Golf Scramble — younger female players to a more self discipline, focus and Cleveland 18 16.529 — 5:30 pm Detroit 17 17.500 1 Ward Correll Sports Complex. All The United Way of South Central competitive side of soccer as well leadership skills. Regular hours Wayne Co. @ Pulaski 7 pm Chicago 16 19.457 2½ players should bring a glove and Kentucky will host their 27th annual as preparing middle schoolers for are 9:00 am - 4:00 pm with Kansas City 13 20.394 4½ baseball cleats. For more golf scramble at Eagle’s Nest junior varsity fall soccer. Cost is extended hours offered from 7:30 SATURDAY, MAY 19 Minnesota 10 24.294 8 information, contact Lyn Turpin at Country Club on Wednesday $125 for the week, plus a Kentucky am to 5:30 pm. The cost for the SOFTBALL West Division 606-305-4955. August 1. The scramble will begin Rush T-shirt. Camp will be camp is $90.00/week and $15.00 Woodford Co. @ Pulaski 3 pm W L Pct GB at 12 noon with a shotgun start. conducted by Lee Chalmers, Asst. for extended hours. There will be Adair Co. @ Pulaski 5 pm Texas 23 12.657 — Steve Wright’s Shooting and The cost is $75 per player or $300 Coach to Lindsey Wilson National discounts given for additional TRACK Oakland 18 17.514 5 Ball Handling Skills Camp — For per four person team (which Champion Men’s Soccer program family members. If you have any Class AAA State Meet Seattle 16 20.444 7½ any basketball player that wants to includes green fees, carts, prizes, and U17 Girls Rush Coach. The questions or would be interest in Los Angeles 15 20.429 8 take their game to the next level, mulligans and skirts). First place boys camp is for boys from the age attending please give us a call at MONDAY, MAY 21 ___ the Steve Wright Shooting and Ball winners will receive $400 in of 10 years to 15 years, and will be 679-3355 or you can e-mail us at SOFTBALL Sunday's Games Handling Skills Camp is the place merchandise and plaques, second conducted from July 2 through July [email protected]. Somerset vs. Rockcastle Co. @ Seattle 6, N.Y. Yankees 2 Casey Co. 6:30 pm to go. There will be three different place team will receive $200 in 6 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Camp will T-ball Sign-Ups at Somersport Boston 12, Cleveland 1 Pulaski @ Casey Co. 5:30 pm sessions of the skills camp to merchandise and third place team focus on introducing younger male Park — The City of Somerset Tampa Bay 9, Baltimore 8 BASEBALL choose from, which are June 26- will receive $100 in merchandise. players to a more competitive side Parks & Recreation Department is Kansas City 9, Chicago White Sox Somerset @ Casey Co. 5:30 pm 29, July 16-19, and July 23-26. The Additional prizes will be given on of soccer as well as preparing now taking T-Ball sign-ups for the 1 McCreary Co. @ Southwestern 5 skills camp will run daily from 8:30 most holes. For more information middle schoolers for junior varsity summer of 20 12. These leagues Minnesota 4, Toronto 3 pm a.m.-12:30 p.m. for boys and girls call 606 679-2974. fall soccer. Cost is $125 for the are for boys and girls and will be Detroit 3, Oakland 1 Pulaski vs. Rockcastle Co. @ in the 1st-10th grade at the Oak Hill week, plus a Kentucky Rush T- broken up into a 3-4 year old Texas 13, L.A.
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